CALL	WTIC
City of license	Hartford
Frequency (KHZ)	1080
File No.	BL-19820929BM
Location (N-LAT)	41-46-39
Location (W-LON)	72-48-19
Location	Atop Avon Mountain in West Hartford
Pattern	DA-N
Daytime ERP	50kW
Daytime Towers	One
Nighttime ERP	50kW
Nighttime TOWERS	Two
Other Information	DA-N via sunset local time Dallas, TX  KRLD.

WTIC's two tower array

Looking up the West tower.

Looking at the East Tower

Looking at the bottom of the WTIC West Tower (From a safe distance). Notice the spark gaps for lightning protection, and isolation  transformers on the other side.

Looking back at the WTIC plant from the bottom of the West Tower

The right tower topped with WFSB-TV/DT can also be a "hot" tower for WTIC AM as a backup tower using the Gates Five transmitter (Seen below)

At the bottom of the TV tower. Notice the large base insulator isolating the tower from the ground.

The grand WTIC transmission building/facility. Complete with radiation cellar which houses a backup studio.

The two tuning coils in the dog house for the West Tower. Again this picture taken at a safe distance.

Looking at the outside of the "doghouse" for the West Tower.

WTIC AM Phasing unit.

WTIC's Auxiliary Continental 317C model transmitter.

WTIC's Audio Processing equipment

WTIC's Primary TX (A Harris DX50)

That's 50,000 watts of WTIC power!

The 5kW Backup transmitter that feeds the self supporting tower (The TV tower)

 

WTIC's chief engineer Jeff Hugabone showing off the new Fallout Shelter studio.  (I could make a joke about that being Jeff's biggest fan, but I won't!)

WTIC's emergency backup board and automation screen to the right.

The rack of equipment in the emergency studio

The MIC with Flag at the new emergency studio.